Discussion Questions for Monday, September 26 and Wednesday, September 28
After reading the questions below and deciding which one(s) you want to respond to (you're expected to respond once every three classes, on average), click on the appropriate thread to write your response as a reply. If you have not yet registered an account with wikispaces and requested to join this site, you will need to do so to post a response (see the How to Wiki page for instructions).
IF RESPONDING BEFORE THE PAPER IS DUE: Rather than have me present you with a question, I'm going to give you the opportunity to ask one another anything you'd like - you will get equal credit for starting a question thread or responding to someone else's.
IF RESPONDING AFTER YOU'VE FINISHED THE PAPER: Now that you've finished your project, here's a chance to reflect on it. What do you think you learned from writing this essay: about theories of play, about the practice of play, about its relation to drama (or even about writing, revising, or planning?)
After reading the questions below and deciding which one(s) you want to respond to (you're expected to respond once every three classes, on average), click on the appropriate thread to write your response as a reply. If you have not yet registered an account with wikispaces and requested to join this site, you will need to do so to post a response (see the How to Wiki page for instructions).